About

Ujala Jha is an Associate Software Engineer at JP Morgan Chase & Co, with over 3 years of experience in software development and engineering. She has collaborated with various MNCs and startups in the country, gaining valuable insights into best practices used for software development. Ujala is a problem solver and ideator, always looking for ways to improve processes and find innovative solutions to complex challenges. In her current role, Ujala is a Full Stack Developer at the Digital Client Service team, responsible for backend programming in Java using Spring-boot, writing unit and integration tests, and batch processing in Java using Spring Batch, Spring Scheduler, Autosys, and Control-M for various scheduled jobs. She also enhances UI functionalities by using ReactJS UI components, Redux store management, and database level changes using JPA, Hibernate, and Microsoft SQL Server. Additionally, Ujala has experience working with AWS S3 Bucket storage, Gemfire caching, and other cloud technologies on PCF. Ujala's past experience includes working at Mastek as a Project Deep Blue, where she built a data model that predicts the optimal number of public sanitation stations needed to be built based on city GIS and census with regard to global sanitation standards. She also worked at Atto Infotech as a Software Engineer, where she solved various proof of concept for technology problems, integrated Urban Piper module to the in-house POS application, and prepared offline ready application modules using IndexedDB and Web SQL, leveraging Chrome browser storage. Ujala graduated from Vivekanand Education Society's Institute of Technology with a Bachelor's degree in Information Technology. She is a winner at the last four B2B editions of Smart India Hackathon, inclusive of being a mentor once. Ujala is always happy to help and just a ping away. You can reach her at jhaujala3@gmail.com. Her tech stack includes Software Engineering, Spring, SQL, AWS, UI, Java, Test, Redux, Integration, Backend, ReactJS, Parts-of-speech, PHP, and Web.